It is one thing to read the Scriptures and imagine the geography of which they speak. It is quite another to visit such places and see firsthand the archaeology of these Biblical locations. The traveler begins to understand the text in three dimensions. This adds immense value to one’s Biblical studies.

    The rich history of the Bible is available for visitation. You will find the journey fascinating as you walk in places where the Lord Jesus walked. You will feel the waves of the Sea of Galilee. You will see the Mountains where Elijah called upon the Lord. And these are just a few murals you will be able to appreciate in such a journey. Jerusalem itself affords countless images into the places of Christ’s trial the Temple Mount where He taught; and the hills where he was crucified. These realizations have a way of leaving the visitors speechless and astonished.

    This type of trip is designed to be enjoyable, but with a certain emphasis upon learning the maximum concerning the Holy Land and its relation to Scripture. You will still find time to shop, but the time of teaching will be capitalized. I would invite you to make this type of investment in expanding you spiritual knowledge base. It will be well worth your expenditure and your time.

  -Steve Allan-

*Price based on a minimum 30 people by Jan. 1, 2010